Guru Bot Instruction Manual
Guru Bot is your all-in-one tool for cryptocurrency trading, asset management, and wallet operations, accessible directly within your Telegram application.
Registration:
- Access the Guru Bot.
- Click the "Launch App" button.
Congratulations! Your wallet has been created.
Main Menu:
After logging into the bot, you'll see the "Main" section. Here, all the essential functions you need are displayed:
Switching Wallet Networks:
To switch networks, click on the network name at the top of the screen.
Then, choose one of the available networks:
Deposit:
To top up your bot balance, you can use two methods:
After entering the data, you can return to the main screen and check your balance.
Trading:
To purchase a token, go to the "Trading" section.
- Select the token you want to buy.
- Enter the amount in the network tokens for which the selected token will be purchased.
You also have the option to set your trade settings:
For more details on what Gas and Slippage are and how to set the appropriate values, refer to this article.
- After setting the parameters, click "Save".
- Then, click the "Trade" button to buy the token.
- Click "Continue".
You can then return to the main page and check your balance.
Quick Trade:
With this function, you can quickly buy any token for a planned amount.
- To set the amount for future token purchases, click on the gear icon.
- In the opened window, specify the amount in network tokens for which the purchase will be made.
Now, after setting up, you can use the QUICK TRADE function. To do this, paste the contract address into the specified field and click "Buy". The tokens will then be credited to your balance.
Top Coins:
In this tab, you can find a list of coins that have increased the most recently. You can also select the time frame for which you want to see the statistics, for example: 5 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, and 24 hours.
You can also sort tokens by categories:
- Pump Fun - all tokens from the PumpFun exchange
- Donald Trump - trending tokens of famous people
- AI Agents - tokens of AI agents
- and more
For up-to-date statistics, you can refresh the list by clicking the refresh button at the top right.
In this section, you can also find a specific token by entering its smart contract address or ticker in the specified window.
Token Information:
Guru Bot also provides the ability to view detailed information about a token. To do this, go to the "Token Information" section.
In the opened window, you can see all the main information about the token:
Below the main parameters are 3 tabs:
- Trading: In this tab, you can monitor the price chart. The chart can be flexibly customized:
- Timeframe: 1, 5, 15 minutes, etc.
- Chart display: line, candles
- Links to TTF Bot and DEXScreener for more detailed information
- Information: In this tab, you can find all the links to the project's social networks:
3. Balance: In this tab, you can see your balance of the selected token.
To withdraw tokens from the bot to your wallet, tap the "Withdrawal" on home screen screen.
After confirming the transaction, the tokens will be sent to the specified wallet address.
Referrals
Guru Trading Bot also has a referral system that allows you to earn up to 50% of the commission from your referrals.
To copy your referral link, click on the designated icon, and you can then use the link as needed.
You can also instantly share your referral link via social networks:
Settings:
In the "Settings" section, you can find the following options:
- FAQ – A wiki where you can find all the information about the project.
- Language – Select any language that is convenient for you.
- Show transaction verification stage – This setting enables an additional window for checking data when buying/selling.
Slippage
Slippage is the difference between the expected price of a token at the time of order creation and the actual price at which it is bought or sold. It occurs due to high volatility and low liquidity in the market.
- Trading low-market-cap coins (Shitcoins)
Shitcoins often have low liquidity and high volatility, meaning their price can change within seconds.
Example:
You want to buy a shitcoin at $0.001, but due to rapid price growth and a high number of orders, the price at execution rises to $0.0015. You set slippage to 5-10% to ensure the trade goes through successfully.
✅ Recommendation: Use 5-15% slippage, as these tokens are often traded with hype, and transactions may fail if slippage is too low.
For tokens with higher market capitalization and stable liquidity, slippage is usually minimal.
Example:
You buy a token priced at $2.50 and set slippage at 1%. Due to stable liquidity, your trade executes almost exactly at the expected price.
✅ Recommendation: Set slippage between 1-3% to minimize losses.
Gas Fees
Gas is the fee for executing transactions on the blockchain, measured in gwei (for Ethereum) or similar units in other networks. The fee amount depends on transaction complexity, network congestion, and how much you're willing to pay for priority processing.
- Trading low-liquidity tokens (Shitcoins)
For low-liquidity tokens, transaction speed is critical.
Example:
You are buying a shitcoin during its launch (hype period) when the network is congested. You set a high gas level (High-Instant) to ensure your transaction is processed faster than others.
For trades involving stable tokens with less hype.
Example:
You are trading on Uniswap, where the network is not overloaded. You set medium-high gas fees to minimize costs.
For major tokens, where transaction speed is not critical.
Example:
You are transferring tokens to a wallet for storage. You set a low gas level (Low) since a slight delay does not affect the outcome.
This section helps you optimize your trading experience by configuring slippage and gas fees according to your needs! 🚀